Category Archives: Photography

So much of my black and white photography focuses on the blacks – so when we stumbled on this very white church in Anacapri, I figured it was time to mix it up a bit. Shot on iPhone 8, ƒ/1.8, 1/2088, 3.99mm, ISO20, black and white filter.

One of my first obsessions when I started learning more about photography – windows. Followed closely by grates, fences, and columns — pretty much anything with repeating lines and shapes. Capri did not disappoint. Shot on iPhone 8, ƒ/1.8, 1/432, 3.99mm, ISO20, black and white filter.

One of my early experiments in street photography (which I’ve only gotten into in recent years), courtesy my traveling companion. And a different view of Take Five of this series. Shot on iPhone 8, ƒ/1.8, 1/120, 3.99mm, ISO40, black and white filter.

You know you’re about to enter a restaurant or shop on the Amalfi Coast when this is your view of the sky. I have to admit, I totally digged the brambly motif and couldn’t help but take numerous version of this shot, wherever we roamed. Shot on iPhone 8, ƒ/1.8, 1/666, 3.99mm, ISO20.

A short girl’s perspective on the ferry to Capri. Shot on iPhone 8, ƒ/1.8, 1/2088, 3.99mm, ISO20.

Pro tip: when waiting in line for a ferry, camera in tow, it pays to look up. Shot on iPhone 8, ƒ/1.8, 1/813, 3.99mm, ISO20, black and white filter

So yeah, my photos from this day are a bit … alternative. If you came here for a sampling from your typical tourist pamphlet, touting the virtues of the “most beautiful island in all of Italy”, prepare for disappointment. If you like seeing the often unseen, however, you came to the right place. Shot onContinueContinue reading “Capri – An Alternate View – Take Two”

A long(ish) tale is in the works for our daytrip to Capri. Every time I think of this experience, I can taste the sour and the sweet emotions that come along with it. But I don’t want to get ahead of myself — this is one story that I don’t want to rush. Ergo, getContinueContinue reading “Capri – An Alternate View – Take One”